In Search of the Wolves of Ellesmere
Three weeks. Temperatures down to –40°C. Five hundred kilometres by snowmobile. And somewhere out there, one of the Arctic’s most elusive predators: the Ellesmere wolf. Some journeys take years to…
Floating Hide Freedom
There are so many reasons why I love using a floating hide to photograph birds — and why I’ve been doing it for over 25 years now. The main reason?…
From Yellow to Black: Another One-in-a-Zillion
The odds of photographing an extremely rare penguin once are astronomical. So, how do I even begin to explain it happening twice? A few years ago, I spotted and photographed…
2025: A year for unforgettable floating hide adventures
Happy New Year to you all, especially to those with a big heart for nature! The year ahead is full of potential, and I can’t wait to share it with…
Floating hide summer trip in Slovenia
Just announced our Slovenia floating hide workshop in August with Starling Reizen; the perfect moment to show you all the results of our trip last August! Like the year before,…
Close encounter with a Polar bear family
We had been waiting quite a while to start this expedition, and our travellers had seen this trip cancelled at least four times due to covid travel restrictions! But I…
Greenland – Arctic Autumn colours
This year I spent September travelling and guiding in Greenland in Scoresby Sund, the biggest fjord system on earth. Along the eastern coast, these fjords are home to spectacular icebergs…
Trip Report – Floating hide photography in Slovenia
I started floating hide photography about 25 years ago. I remember my first target species were the Black Terns, and I had to travel all the way to Poland to…
Balkan photography: Bulgaria in the fall
Combine two of my favorite things in life, Bulgaria and autumn, and my heart starts beating faster every time. Corona made it difficult to return to this wild country last…
Going viral during the pandemic
Yes, we know, it sounds wrong, still going viral is exactly what my pictures of the rare yellow king penguin did. From articles in National Geographic and Audubon Magazine, to…